esserci

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Italian

Pronunciation

Verb

èsserci (pronominal, first-person singular present ci sóno, first-person singular past historic ci fùi, past participle stàtoci, first-person singular imperfect ci èro, first-person singular future ci sarò, first-person singular subjunctive ci sìa, first-person singular imperfect subjunctive ci fóssi, second-person singular imperative sìici, auxiliary èssere)

  1. to be at a place, to be there; there be, it to be (with the subject, typically after the verb, as what there is)
    Ci sono tre stanze nella casa.
    There are three rooms in the house.
    Ma ce ne sono solo due in questa casa.
    But there are only two in this house.
    Spero che ci sia abbastanza cibo per tutti.
    I hope there is enough food for everyone.
    Là, c'eravamo solo noi due.
    There, it was just the two of us.
    Quando è successo, c'ero solo io.
    When it happened, only I was there.
    Io ci sarò, e ci sarà pure Lucia.
    I will be there, and there will also be Lucia.
  2. to take place; to occur (of an event, phenomenon, etc.)
    Quando c'è la lezione?
    When is class?
    (literally, “When will the lesson take place?”)
  3. (intransitive) to exist or take place (of an amorous relationship)
    Synonym: intercorrere
    Non c'era niente tra di loro.
    They were not together .
    (literally, “There was nothing between them.”)
  4. to live; to be alive
    Papà non c'è più.
    Dad is no longer alive.
    (literally, “Dad is not there any more.”)
  5. to reach a goal; to make it
    Dai che ci sei!
    Come on now that you'll make it!
    Non ci siamo.
    It is not quite there.[1]
  6. to understand; to get it

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  1. ^ "It" could alternatively be replaced with "we" or "you" in translation. The sentence expresses that the project, development, etc. has not been successful or is not quite good enough.

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